Andrew Wai Chun

Wai Chun (Andrew) is a physiotherapist with a Master of Physiotherapy Studies from The University of Queensland, with a professional focus on the management of pain and restoring function. With a foundation in both science and healthcare, he approaches physiotherapy with analytical precision and a strong commitment to evidence-based care.

Clinically, he has a particular interest in helping people living with pain — whether acute or persistent — by combining education, exercise therapy, and manual techniques. His goal is not only to reduce symptoms, but also to improve mobility, independence, and confidence in daily life. Each treatment plan is built in collaboration with patients, ensuring their individual goals and needs remain central to the process.

In practice, he is recognised for clear communication and adaptability. Fluent in Cantonese, Chinese, and English, he enjoys working with people from diverse cultural backgrounds, ensuring care is respectful, accessible, and supportive.

Outside of work, a fun fact is that he is always discovering new hobbies and interests. From exploring different forms of exercise to creative projects, board games, and technology, there is always something new on the horizon. Friends often describe him as someone who is never bored — and never boring. This curiosity and enthusiasm outside of the clinic carry into his professional life as well, inspiring fresh ideas and creative approaches to patient care.

Balancing clinical expertise with a love of lifelong learning, he brings both compassion and creativity into physiotherapy. Patients benefit from treatment that is structured, evidence-based, and tailored — but also delivered with warmth, adaptability, and genuine enthusiasm for helping people achieve their goals.